Winter camping and other outdoor activities can be way more enjoyable with this one piece of high-tech gear that will keep you warm in cold temperatures.
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This massive artificial lake boasts 125 miles of shoreline, perfect for outdoor adventures in the southern foothills of the Adirondack Mountains.
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Technology has made one this once-essential travel item completely obsolete. In fact, most travelers under 40 have probably never even packed one.
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Near Mammoth Lakes, a scenic lake getaway features shoreline hiking, trout fishing, kayaking, and lakeside camping, with cabin stays for a longer weekend.
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Canada is an epic hiking destination, and this 18-mile trail near Vancouver has been named among the greatest hikes in all of North America.
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Boomers helped build the global tourism industry, and now in their golden years, they’re traveling more than ever but leaving these habits behind.
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Lake Tahoe’s most popular beaches get crowded in summer, but this lesser-known cove on the Nevada side offers a more private and distinctly unusual experience.
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This secluded stretch of sand near the site of a former military instillation is less-crowded than other New York City beaches and boasts a fascinating history.
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The Bay of Fundy is famous for its record-breaking tides, but this island in the heart of the bay is one of Canada's most charming hidden gems.
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This gorgeous inland lake, offering swimming and paddling in clear glacial water and sunbathing on sandy beaches, is the deepest lake in the state of Vermont.
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An age-old dilemma that all campers face when dealing with cold weather is how to stay warm at night. This simple and natural hack solves the issue.
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This beautiful New York state park features miles of trails that pass by geological wonders, including one of the few meromictic lakes in the world.
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North Carolina is already known for its stunning outdoor beauty, and this brand-new state park is set to make the region even more compelling.
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Skip the crowds at Yosemite and visit this California state park instead, with trails that wander among enormous sequoias that are more than 1,000 years old.
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From kayak rentals and trout fishing to lakeside campsites and mountain hikes, this California getaway has plenty to offer outdoor-loving travelers.
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A road that claims the top spot of highest-elevation cruise in the country has some stiff competition, but this drive earns earns its title in style.
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This massive coastal fortress is now one of Rhode Island’s most underrated and rewarding state parks, with history tours and outdoor adventure.
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Some of North America's most rewarding outdoor escapes are in overlooked national parks, with remote landscapes, wildlife encounters, and fewer tourists.
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Michigan just opened its 104th state park right in the heart of a city, connecting five existing parks along a river for ample outdoor recreation.
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This California gem is often overshadowed by its more famous neighbors, but has real outdoor adventure appeal and cozy charm for a mountain escape.
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This stunning State Recreation Area has 22 clear ponds, miles of trails, and activities for outdoor lovers, including scuba diving with great visibility.
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An afternoon tea in England may seem simple to American travelers, but the tradition comes with expectations that can catch first-time visitors by surprise.
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Wild ponies, wildflower trails, and Mesolithic archeological sites: What's not to love about this unsung, isolated national park in the southwest of England?
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There's a reason this wild and raw state goes by the name of "The Last Frontier." And if you're looking for pure, adrenaline-fueled adventures, this is it.
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This former army base with over 100 years of U.S. military history is now a camping spot with horseback riding trails, a lake, and a thriving community.
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Disney is building a new resort on the site of one of its original water parks, an abandoned property with a dark but fascinating history. Here's what to know.
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The North American continent has some awe-inspiring trees, so to take the title of "largest" is no small feat. If you're on the West Coast, don't miss this one.
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